Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-03-03

"A ten-lnch snow lell on Friday
night and Saturday, followed by reg =
ular western blizzard which piled up
the beautiful" in the fence corners
and some places ON the highway on
Sunday 1t WAS an extremely cold and
clustering day ard very few peul le
ventured cut doors. Owing TO the
drift roads between Penn Hall and
this place ID. c. Smith, the teacher of
North street school, was unable to
reach Millheim on Monday and there
was consequently no school.
SERIOUS CASE. George W0te, n
very respectable young man Of VOLTS
store Miles twp, while at work on a
lumber job for Thos u. Morris, on the
l4th Of last month had the misfortune
to cut his left knee. At first the
wound was not considered dangerous,
but since the accident the victim has
endured great pain and suffering and
at this writing his recovery is doubtful.
That he has the sympathy of the whole
community is plninly shown by the
scores who daily visit him i'll his alllc-
ton.
JUST so l-Seven ont of ten you meet
have bad cold, and with coughing,
hawking and snoring are about kept
busy. Do good thing for yourself at
once by going to the nearest drug store
and getting bottle of DR.. keSsler's
| Celebrated English Cough Medicine. If
You are not satisfied that it is worth all
| you pay, the druggist will hand you
| back your money.
| JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY .G CO..
Philadelphla Agents,
Sold by J. EiSenhuth. Millheim, Pa.
To THE PUBLIC.-H. 5. Clemens, M.
d., specialist in all chronic affections,
and who also treats diseases largely by
| inhalations, will visit patients once a
month ut Bellefonte, with Office at the
| Brockerhoff III ouse, for one day Only to
examine them, and will then send the
medicines from his regular office at
the city of Allentown, Pa. Send for
testimonials. Date of next visit will
be from March Sth at p. m. to the 9th
at o'clock, p. m., Tuesday and
| "Wednesday. Please remember the
date. Also will be in Centre Hall,
| Thursday, March 10th.
Our new corps Of borough officers
elected at the recent spring election
will take their respective places on the
| first Monday IN March. 1t is generally
conceded that the newly elected men
will fill their offices as creditably as
those who are about 10 make place for
them, and we know Of one Cflice which
will un donbtedly be filled more salts
| factory than it had been. During the
year past the council especially has done
good work for the advan cement Of the
town and the welfare of the public. 1t is
reasonable to expect that the new board
of boro'6ads will follow in the footsteps
of the old council With new and
first class set of ordinances for platform
they cannot fail TO do what is best for
the common good. All that is neces-
sary is sufficient backbone to en-
force the local laws and successful gov
enment must be the result.
The annual Settlement Of borough ac-
counts will take place on the second
Monday in March.
THEY MEAN BUSINESS To say the
least the MillheimCornetsBand since its
org anization inlS74 has shown good buss
mess tact and enterprise and particular
" in the last eight years it has manag
ed its affairs in manner that put the
orga Il iZation in 4 flourishing condition.
| l,,tn hnH "A
| BILE room in J. w Snook's corner brick
building on Main street, have furnish :
ed it and put up handsomely lettered
window blinds. Last week they voted
to purchase new set Of instruments
within the next three weeks, at cost
of $3.50. The half of this amount they
have in the treasury, the other half is
to be covered by loan, which tkey ex-
pect to llquidate during the coming
spring an summer. The new horns
will be uickel-plated, bell-up shape, and
will make a fine show. As soon as the
horns are here the boys will make ar
| rangemehtS for teacher and new mu-
sic. They also concluded TO have a
grand May festival on Decoration day
and Saturday preceding, the proceeds
Of which will 90 to the payment of the
loan. We hope our citiZ4ns will give
the boys the welldeserved encourage
ment in their laudable undertaking.
| ANOTHER BELLEFONTE FIRE. -
Last Saturday morning at O'Clock a
fire broke out in Reynolds bank build
ing, Bellefonte, and before the flames
could be checked that corner of Dia-
mond square was in ashes. The build
| ing in which W. T. Reynolds d Co.
| carried on the banking business, was a
three story brick structure. South of
the hallway on Allegheny street which
| leads TO the upper stories, was a store
| r,nom. at the time occupied by Mr..
Frank. who kept stock
of tinTare and other similar articles.
Next to i and the last business place
in the building was the book and sta
t1onerv store of II. Y. Sitter, which
has been conducted by Mr.. Sitter for
many years and was perhaps the most
extensive and best-known book store in
the county. East Of the banking house,
on High street. was Il. M. Magee's in
surance office ,and the three story build
ing further east was Garman's hotel,
one of the oldest builings in the town,
an addition having been built to 1t OILY
a few years ago.
| Over Mr.. Magee's insurance Office is
a room occupied by Miss 5. Ohumacht,